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LOOKING AFTER THEIR SENATORIAL YKNCK8
Most OF the absentees from the senate chamber
at present have been called away by pending Sen
atorial contests Senators voorhees, and Harrison
are In Indianapolis marshaling the opposing
forces. senator Sewell is at New Jerseys capital
looking after hts own and his partys interests.
Senators Miller and Van Wyck are In New York
and Nebraska, respectively, looking after their
own chances OF reelection. Senator Naxey has
gone 10 Texas to keep his friends In line. senators
Conger and Mcmillan have not returned from their
fruttleSs errands 70 procure reelection.
10 PAT Mr. RoGRRs s., 11329.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Cameron introduced q
bill to appropriate g. ll329 to pay to II. C. Rogers
late deputy commissioner OF internal revenue the
difference between the salary OF that ONCE as
fixed by law W3 500 per annum) and the amount
appropriated for that purpose from 1876 TO 16S6
The appropriation only allowed him s., ZOO
NOTES
Senator Brown has su1flclently recovered from
his recent attack OF bronchitis TO resume his
torial duties. He was In his seat to-day.
senator Ingalls, arrived. In the city yesterday
from Kansas and was at the Senate to-day.
bill was introduced IN the House to-day to ap-
propr1ate IS Goo Tor the relief OF INDECENT Union
soldiers In the District Of Columbia.
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HOTELS.

HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL. AIKEN, s. G.
Hydraulic Passenger Elevator. New Plumbing
GEN w HAZEN Chief Si1Ssi 0tScar TT q A
says OF Aiken: AS Winter Residence consider it. in
point Of temperature and climate the most desrable of
any place in the United States."
Send for new pamphlet.
ja5-1m B. p c. HATFIEID propyiatnr
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To-day Jerome F. Manning 1led I'm the register
OF Wills office petition in the case VI Miguel Row
OF Cuba, asking that letters OF adsn6Asstsaison
be issued TO Il. f. Leighton be aside and Letters
be issued 10 him.
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(tHuDREN'S SUITS. AGE BIB g. 90 so AZ "a
~ and ny. Boys Suits, age 13- 49, a. 30 "a a. aSId
$6np. Boys Single Jackets, $50 and up. Boys
coats, 49, 81 @3 and s4 Children's Knee Pants, 4Sc
ana I W t Mens ana Boys Pants from 81 up
chaser amounting To So and over. p1A
J.W. SELBY
n13 1914-1o16 PENNSYLVANIA ayenua
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RANGE OF THE 1BEKAoNrrER.-The following
were the readings al the signal o1ice to-day: 3 4
m, 20; a. m, %; ii A. M, q; 2 D. u, "A: maxi
mum, -: minimum. RI
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The 1lored mechanics OF Richmond, Va, viii
hold meeting 10 protest against being excluded
from employment on the new city hall.
All the miners organizations taking the
advice OF MI. Powder.v and al soon be embraced
IN the Knights OF Labor.
Mayor Hewitt, OF New York, has been confined
at his home by rheumatism since his induction
into ONCE,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm. prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported BY special
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'E1ocur1os

=. s.. l.. -, =, ''E1ocu11os
piete without it"-Ennerson. 'N'''''n - GULL
Few people know what powers they possess until
''' art ''sS4RS' SS Il
H.
ae sERlfaSey st sq N sPesah Sna ts
opportunities for developing the strength
Il teaches Eocution as an elegant art for home and
SFS6 Is Gs
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Ga % Fl Is
has Gos ha TES
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tive catalogue. d14-3m
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and successfully perform the active duties Of life
Tssa e sD R. %as %
tons. Bookkeeping, Business Practice. Commercial
ana coFs
n
ns and balance = SO s sash
q ESQ., sns 9Sn
Night sessions-Year scholarship $50 on entering;
g g ss I'll 5
a'sriE
WASHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
" St Cloud Building, corner 9th and F NV. Eight
S.o Sels5 HSn pssso
FkEfca LESSONS BY PROF. a. LARRoQUE, A
ss''i:H 4i:'R German
IN e. INSTRUCTION giyen in Book keeping Arithme:
Pnea r sL sns
MRS. HARRIETTE MILLs-voCAL LESSONS TO
H pupils On Thursdass Music soe dEspse
fEf 5m psI e Rsa. SAssH
pup R s
Aave resumed studies M6NDH2. Sept ast 9Th NTH With
Music and All TIE theory Of Music IS h tn oasfS
saesa tteP0p " paid to Plane Harp
particular attention Private class in Painting Pho
themes and Kindergaren are new features of the
o year av. tie H., With the Academy
T'HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
723 14TH ST. N. W.,
And all other principal cities
Recognized IS superior to all other similar Iustitu.
tons. Unexceiied advantages for learning CONVEX
SATION. Best Of native teachers Fee extremely low
NEW TERM now for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chill
dren. Trial lessons free. Every Saturday LECTURES
free to pupils ocl
NIcDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL AND WEIIESI. EY
vi PREPARATORY,
1893 18th st, 1924 Massachusetts ave and 1923 st
HSsrs an, ra s
corps of teachers
AsPecisl HeEdic is employed by the school for the
Oenen o. pupils IN distant parts OF the city se25-4m
MISS HILT0Ns ENGLISH AND FRENCH
AZ Scnool Tor Young Ladies. S2l Vermont ave-, win
WEDNESDAY, September 29th je2e-6m
SHELDON's .ACADEMIEs-lOo4 r ST. n. W,
&Hn MonGays WsdnesdxKs and Saturday. Sd st; and
IAtost osnces taught. oc1-6m
SHoRTHAND AND EXPERT TYPEWRITIN0
~ hpraGncaily taught Success guaranteed II serious
GR0MaELIN. with Johns Easton. stsnogrsphers, 173
LOUISIANA ave sel8
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study; TO adults confidential prepares for COLLAGE
s An1nssp9GHl7s West Rqint all examinations
se.so w 1NoIiiCiE sw cor Sth and X SITS NV.
GEIIrAR,, ,, BANJO MO, SINGING, PIANO. SC
taught with the above. inquire ut 456 st. NV OF S
= 1905 81 NV. A01''hho io''I
Private or Glass Lessons Church organ for practice
au2l-om IHEO. INGALLS, KING, Principal
w WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEaRApHy
w has removed from Capitol Hill to 63l 81. u w.,
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TVHOMAs D. BOND,
125 Pennsylvania ave- n We
General Insurance Agent aud Real Estate Broker
Insure with the strongest companies
SSner1 Agent Gleos Falls Fire insurance Company
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MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures licenses have been
issued by The clerk OF the court to-day to w. II.
Harris and Annie Scott OF Norfolk, Va: James Ed
ward johnson and Isabella Brooks; James Scott
and Mary Bradley.
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Mr.. j. W. THoAPsoN's IILNEss.-The condition Of
Mr.. j. w. Thompson has somewhat improved to-
day, although this morning he was much weak
ened by loss OF sleep last night. Dr. Stanton, his
physician hopes that be will be able to leave his
bed in the course of q few DAYS
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AUCTION SALES

nCNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
{ =. as s,, ,,o,,sv,,oR REGULAR SALE
s. OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. &c.
ONE VERY FINE UPRIGHT PLANO.
500 D0Z. LINEN COLLARS
-.--~ LOCO GROSS BUTTONS.
AT AUCTION
COMMENC1NG At TEN O'CLOCK, we win sell Al
our saesrooms, 9th and streets northwest general
couectlon OF goods. 1t
nuNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
ADAAn1NSlI gsnTTRaAiT SALE OF UPRIGHT PIANO
RfMR Of 2DIdAAMoNR .EAR;KINGs,. on
Gf33ILLAR By RgTT0Ns, TWO b5AMoNp BRACE
ING, &c. wal o'f' oAoAn
BI virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia holding special term for Pro
pats business, l VIII sell on THURSDAY MORNING
%AANNE 9S1 o THIRTEENTH, 1887, commencing al
Bros, 9th aud D Sta a. W.
uPhIGAT PIANO, LARGE COLLECTION OF WELL
kEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
Terms AM csshl Cdh4NMTH PbbNNGi ke.pR1scrou
"io-5t Administrator.
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NOR SALE
Il 71i-716 III II. ne
b. b. II. l., Sr-...SJ 1000
5O3 eth ST. ne, tn,
efs -.----. 3, oUU
Cos u 81. Ne, III,
irs. -.--..-.-..-2,J uO
ola 9th ne, FIJI. 1r.2,50O
1-3-o SHOWS alley n
W, f-h-. Arr. 400
70 Myrtle ne, b. b.,
mi, Ir-.-.-..-...-2,200
1109 Goth st. n-w.,r.
1 y .i E st. NV ;s'ooo
fh-, 6r.....,.-...-..2,00O
1914 10th st., Z. h.
5r-..-------.--....-. 2.WC
liz kn.e., f.h-, 6r..-l 500
9930s K St., FIJI, Ar. i SOC
S2 Myrtle ST. ne, ID h.
1rs--........-......l,7O0
60 st.n-w..f.h-.5r. sou
l1.5 etn ST, f.h-, Or. Loo
- "a 81. L. e, T. h.
Recommendation
so Sth ST ne 4 b..
FRS Sn(
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EOR SALE

I,oR sAIE-SEvERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES on
IL Capitol Hill. hear Capitol; bargain; prices
$4,000. $4,000, s4,SO0. MCKIBBIN i HERRING,
1871 81 laI-:5t
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EDUCATIONAL.

A SECOND SATURDAY CLASS FOR INSTRUC-
"A ton in the Of tools will be held 1t Howard
University Industrial Department Saturday after
Moons from 30 to for those not students at the
University. Terms dollar month of four weeks
in adv1nca. IialO-1 Wsl W. II. MITCHELL. Stunt.
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PERsONAL.-W.N. Chancellor, ID. II. Leonard and
A. A. Keller of West Virginia. j. p. Ilsley Of
Philadelphia, j. Smith, Springer Hurbaugh, Jas
Bookwalter and w. H. Fisher of St Paul and A.
Caldwell OF West Virginia, are at Wil1ards.-
Senator Butler, Representative Ballenttue, Hon. L
b. Stevenson OF Wisconsin, Capt. and Mrs Mac
Gowan OF Sacketts Harbor, n. 7, L. B. Wadleigh
of Clinton, Iowa, Major Jas. N. Norvell q. s. A.
Jno. T. Blake OF Colorado, T. J. Wanton Of Butte,
Montana and A. T. Jewell OF Boston, arc at
the Ebbitt.-Mr. Owen Ball. father-ln.
law OF Third Auditor Williams died at
a1sya Dorsey and steele 3D. i, xpss
BBurnaga, Of chill h B Sargent jr, Of Boston. r
berry, Of New York, and 7. 6. Boyd, OF Covington,
Ky, are at the Riggs-Representatiye Henley,
Daniel and Frank c. Donovan, OF PHILADELPHIA, N.
D. Burnett and ]. w. Foss Of New York, and Jas.
G. Bradford OF Nashville, are at WelckerA-
Augustin de Yturbide, OF Mexico, VIM. L. Ektns
Jr., G. F. Krohl and VIM. G. Thompson, Of Phia-
delphia, are at WOrmley's-Stuart Robson and
W. H. Crane and company, T. P. Sears Austin G.
Fox, l. j. Lesser, j. B. Niles and VIM. w. Niles Of
New York. Asa Rogers, OF Virginia, Warren E. Hill,
OF Brooklyn, w. E. SimOnds, OF Hartford, and Alvin
Patton, OF Cincinnati, are at the Arlington.
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PERSONAL

(uyIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. send 10 cents to book stores orfo
$3.50. IVY INSTITUTE,
Jdf-lbi s.w. cor. 9Th and h SITS. NV,
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
US We are now prepared pay full value for Gents
SECOND hand Clothing. Address or cali At JIySTH'S
O-a o.aL-a. oio ~ 81 nW. d11-lm
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1UBLIC AUCTION SALE,
REAL ESTATE.
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS.
No. HOG F ST. N. W.

On THURSDAY, JANUARY THIRTEENTH, 1887 at
O'Clock p M, the following properties will be offered
BY A. s. PRATT SONS:
Original lot IA, So 14O fronting SO it. ON east side
OF 18th st. between L and M SITS,
Lots and T. So. 755, fronting 20 it. each on north
side Of Massachusetts, ave. between I'd and Sd sts
BY THOS E. wAGGAMAN.
Pts lots 81, 90 and 49, So S78, fronting 25 f. on
st. by rs #. deep. between 9th and 7th sts g. O.
Terms at time of SALE
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1OERMUOA,
the most delightful winter resort in the world.
HAMILTON HOTEL.
having been enlarged the past by tho addition
o 90 rooms greatly improved and put in the most per
Iect order Will open for the accommodation Of gueets
DeeembeE 10th 1856 It IL the largest and most ele-
CANT building In the city of Hamilton all modern
yeniences The islands entirely free from malaria
frost and fog Temperature during the winter 65 de-
grees to ~ degrees For further information send
circulars. WAITER AIKEN
nS-m&th3m Proprietor,
pERFECTION OF LIvING.-THE ALTAMONT.
l. Entaw Place Baltimore, Just completed. Strictly
81 Family Hotel Highest elevation On the hs9dsom
electric Light in every room. Home cooking. Suites
OF rooms Comforts Of housekeeping without is dis
,ngton Ten minutes from depot Send for illustrated
book describing Hotel IL. STORK, Baltimore,
d2S-Sm Owner and Propyietor.
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.

Cor Lot, 116I75 deep, Cap Hill. great bargain for
few days $4,000 neSr Bdy, bet NC and Lot SITS n
ate cts. IT. lots g ISx1OO. 0Ioot alley
very chesp. Cor lot East Cap. ST.. bet I'd and 18th
best lot the Hill lots Columbia Heights. west
% 18TH. bargains. Lot on VI St. Thomas Circle
cheapest lot in NV: LEO. Large LOT on 10th. near
Scott Circle; good investment. 10 ar. house.
with stable OF cIty very cheap; $1,000. Elegant
Estate at Herndon, Va, 20 finest buildings
county, only $4,000. cheapest property offered.
LONGLEI WOLSTON. Agents.
iaS-3ts ti2Y street,
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II INSTRUCTIONS ON THE
i PIANO AND VIOLIN
For terms apply to CHARLES B. DONCH 926
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN
VI Money constantly on hand to loan at the lowest
rate OF interest on approved real security No
delay Moderate charges. N. NJ. PARKER
Heal Estate and Loan Broker,
1a)-.3m l4lS at N "
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clO-lm 1420 St
TOR sALE-THREE-sToRY BRICK house; 10
Il rooms: all mod mps.: Sd st. between ID and L
n-v. 4 great bargain can be hsd by calling on
TH0S. J. MYERS
dll-lm 1918 st. NV.
EoR sALE-2145 STH ST. INTENDED FOR
\ 1e~ Gays only, AZ Sl,4o0; renting for SIS; good
brsinsss Stand Call at once On WRIGHT Bolton,
Oh eNa sS Nv. Us
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One hundred yards from Fort Monroe, where daily
target practice. guard mount and dress parade take
place Perfect In cuisine and appointments Accom-
dates 1000 guests Turkish Russian electric hot and
cold and frssh- water baths Afternoon concerts
and nightly hops. Pure air, free from malaria
and conducive to refreshing sleep.
Average temperature for winter AZ degrees Send
for illustrated descriptive pamphlet and terms.
ta1-2m r. N. PIKE, Manager.
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&hhWv. SedHxsl nassssA
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U'OR SALE-EIGHT TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES
IL Just completed; SIX rooms each; water, gas, &C.
lots lU2 feet. h ST., bet 18th and 18th &c.
short distance from the United States Navy Yard
now that work at the yard will soon be resumed on
large scale. these houses at tine price offered
cheap; $1,000, one-ffth cash, balance long time
iai .5Syys 5 C. HILL. Real Estate Srh and sfs
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vate instruction in Latin, Greek, Mathematics and
Enst " STsnSnss = nef own Or PHYLLIS residence
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The above IS only portion of the property on my
books. For full list call Office for bulletin issued on
t.e lst aud 10Th bal THOS. T. WAGGAMAN
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GIG to $50 Nd. AYES.
". b.h., irs.
221O TO 223f Bound
aryst.n.w.. b. h., 4r.l6,9OO
2024 to 2O42 Bound
airy st.n.w-, b. h., 4r.15,10O
2211 to 2229 10th 81.
NV, b. b., 5r......13,00O
400, 40S 11th st. s.w.,
b.h.. In l., Srs.
S09 Va ave. s.w., b b.,
7os, 7o los LIST st. $. e.;
I. b., 4r.............3,OO 900
9O1, 90e NJ. ave.s.e.,
f.h-, ar. 900
l31-133 Pierce st. n.
", +. b., Or. 5000
1861, 1963Linden st.
NV, b.h., 6r-.......30OO
5l5 18th st. 8. e., I. b.,
sS4 f $50. sal ad st.
s,e.. f-h.. Ar 400
612 b St S. E., I. b.,
e09,9i1 i st. Sc. f.h.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08
John n. goucs.

A rT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Dodgeville WIS
win practice IN all he courts of this state ex
eept the Iowa County tProbatel Court
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08

win give instructions in gentlemen's garment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08
Testimonials From All Sections:

Lancaster. Wis., June 29, SO.
Mn. apAM DREsEN- Mineral Point Dear
Sir Ny suit came O. n. on Saturday evening
by the entire family. Ii suits me perfectly.
Respectfully
wv. Nc NAIR.
Dodgeville, Wis.
Mr.. ADAM DBEsEN-Dear sir: | am well
suited with the suit OF clothes purchased of
you over year ago. The quality of goods has
proved excellent, aud better tit could not be
possible. | think l will soon call on you for
another suit, as know you can please me
Resp'y yours
f. w. SHE'LL.
Dodgeville, Wis
Mr.. A. DREsyN-Dear Sir: Everything is
o X. Could not be better. You can depend
on me for further patronage Yours resp'y
III, PERKINS, NJ. ID.
Dodgevie. Sept. IS 80.
Mr.. DRRsEN-Dear Sir | reed my clothes,
also your card. Am well pleased. Everybo
likes them, and think they are a good adver-
tisement. Am much Obliged to you for such a
good fit. Yours resp'y
SEPH. WILLIAEs.
Montfort, July Il, sc.
ADAM DREsEN. Mineral Poiut--Sir: Enclosed
please lind draft for $500. The clothes fit all
o. X. Yours
Il. J. DAVIS.
cutting on reasonable terms.
a. ORESEN, Mineral Point.
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CD ecTAL NOTICE.

Undersigned will, about the
: October, open 4 marble shop
an stand of T. Ii. Shepard,
c,mpIete stock of marble aud
Parties in need OF any
~ ,pr inc viii consult their
| interest, by calling on Us be-
,nrchaslug. Our stock VIII be
En- If the latest design, and
# as having had a long prac.
| r,erl,nce ii The business, and
r'g 10 give our entire tune
|.aenuou, viii guarantee satls-
|'plu every particular.
/ Jurisprudence IN regard to
Ln.ine.. should be addressed TO
L. & Reynolds, Mineral Point,
| ]. Il. Reynolds will do The
,.,lpe for The firm, and viii be-
Immediately. Please hold your
| apul he calls on you.
4. Ii. SHEPARD,
j. B. REYNOLDS,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08

Boscobel Nov. 10. Sc.
FRIEND DREsES The suit OF clothes | or
dered of you has come to hand and is exactly
what want. "Who made tn mp" Where
did YOU get that suit2" aud who got those
upY' are the questions heard on all sides and
all admit they fit immense Be sure
and keep NV measure, for If / we're to move
to Chicago or New York | would send to you
for my clothes Yours Sc.
"RAsHE" HUBBELL
New Orleans, La Dec %. SO.
MIR. ADAM DRESEN My Dear Sir. The
clothes came all right and III splendidly. 7 have
had clothes made nv the best tailOrs in Fheago
Cincinnati and other cities, but never had any
that fit me so perfectly as those you made
May you be successful in your business.
I ours respy
S. S. HAMaILL,
Eau Claire, Wis. Drt IL, 1886
ADAM DREsES. Mineral Point Wis.-Dear
Sir Your letter came to hand in due slime.
7 he suit arrived here safely. | wore ii yester-
day and everybody said it was an elegant tit
| wish YOU could see it. but that will have To
be deferred. Enclosed please tint p. O. order
for $40, the amount of your bill. ] think
suit like mine would have cost me mt least $50
here and not have as good p fit either. AS long
as you continue To give as good satisfaction as
you have in the past, | shall certainly promise
YOU my future patronage. Hoping to hear
from you again and thanking you for your
kindness. | remain yours truy<
D. PHILLIPS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08
Rotten Row.

Y Park, with the adjoining Ken
h Gardens, is very large in
+ with drives. grassy lawns, and
'se'' and with a pretty river run
through it. Near Hyde Park
where we enter, are some
7'ent residences, among which
s.g y. House, belonging to the
y wellington, One of the roads
4e fark is called Rotten Row,
devoted entirely to horseback
There is nothing decayed
DIS Eow, and it is said that the
Used to be called Route du Roi.
y OF the King, and it has grad
FeN corrupted into Rotten Row.
"1 many proper names which
''1 peonie pronounce very
,y rom the way in which they
irl' N. John, for instance, IS
-'e' Snge-on; Beauchamp is
~ and when they wish to men
name Cho.mondeley, they say
y While Sevenoaks has become
"e.ye to two o'clock we NAV
IGN Row filed with lady and
..'er,, trottiug or galioping
"a But the finest sight of
~ begins about five o'clock in
-,'A' when the carriages Of
and gentry fill the long
| .-e south side of the Park.
place in the world where
So many line horses aud
| much ia hion. SO much
So much aristocracy. in a
| small space, as in HYDE
! ufe and seven O'Clock
''a, during what is called
1u From "KIQ0
f5aa5 r. Stockton, IN 81.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08
anpearance of Motion in Paint
iu2S,

lu9S'
nqinter is also able to represent
h b. taking advantage of the UNI
|o1s working of our precon-
4 Impressions. Looking at a
|rr marine landscape in the Ma
1 Gallery at Berlin one day, /
| lmost see the Ship rising and
rapon the waves, and the waves
|g.res seemed to be in motion as
|srelled and swept by the vessel.
banter had seized a single instant
succession, and had SO repre-
| as to cali out the idea of con-
|yeness. The question arises,
the artist to illustrate motion,
often has to do, say in such a
Is that Of a rapidly turning wheel,
bel we can at no instant distin-
the single spokes, but see only
/ Of flying linesP 1t is clearly
|sible for him to give the exact
kranre of motion. He can only
"a given instant or stage, and so
e that it shall represent itself as
.ect Of the preceding stage and
ase Of the following. A sword
must be represented at a decisive
not at a stage in the descent of
Eapon, else the illusion will be
yed; a pendulum in motion, not
bottom of its course, where it
seem to be at rest. In painting
POPPING horse, no stage of the exact
,reprodueed. The instantan-
ao.0graphs have demonstrated
add also that, if the artist should
Hareproduction of the kind, he
give any but the effect desired.
axes amore pleasing and proba-
iurc having, however, no coun-
tin Nature, in which he does no
&c to her, but as Schiller has
increases the nature that is in
DR.. Eagea Dreher, IN Pop
c!mce N9athV.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08

and see those nice monu-
- :. ne Becker Marble Works
10 sold at cost, and at the
,sf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08
W. H, CARSON. D. D. S.

Has removed from Dodgeville to Mineral
Point and viii he found in the rooms formerly
| occupied by Or. y, j. C2ykendall over Gales
grocery store. 6ff
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08

TEACHERS Examih . '1oN.
v,mipation of teachers IN
l go. 54 point schools will be
+'il y The High School rom,
!" Ssptember 10th, beginning
'@l' e. w. SYLVESTER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08

he alden fruit vinegar at
Hendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08

nav fall style jackets for
Jew ND + misses have just been
.ssl at Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR --othce IN
~ The rnoms lately occupied by mr. Patterson.
nsarlS opposite Guadrv. Gray & CO. Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08
w. L.. TnIlnan.
CALVERT sPENAEv. cuAs W Nou.BoS.
SPENSLEY & WcILIsoN,

\ Point, Wisconsin, ONCE IN First National
Bank building WI practice in an State and G s.
Courts 7liv
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-09-08

DENTISTRY.

A rT0RNEYs AND CoUNsELLoRs, Dodeevine.
n Wis VIII practice IN all courts 10 the state.